About
In this project, the correlations between activity, stability, and transport processes of iron molybdate-based catalysts for oxidative dehydrogenation of ethanol from renewable sources are explored. For this purpose, spatially resolved measurements of thermochemical state variables in the gas phase close to the catalyst are combined with detailed studies of the heterogeneous chemical reaction kinetics. On the basis of these experimental studies, numerical simulation models will be created to extend the understanding of the correlation between activity, stability and transport processes. This process understanding will support knowledge-based reactor design in future funding phases.
Research Team
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![]() | Prof. Dr. habil. Andreas Dreizler | dreizler@rsm.tu-... +49 6151 16-28920 L6|01 101 |
![]() | Prof. Dr. Tanja Franken | tanja.franken@tu-... +49 6151 16-29984 L2I04 D108 |
![]() | Dr. Alison Ferris (Princeton University) Senior Researcher | ferris@rsm.tu-... +49 (0)6151 16-28910 L6|01 102 |
![]() | Konrad Koschnick M. Eng. PhD student | koschnick@rsm.tu-... +49 6151 16-38809 L6|01 112 |
![]() | Danny Stark M. Sc. PhD Student | danny.stark@tu-... 23693 L2|04 D3 |